Darryl George, an 18-year-old Black student in Texas, left his school district after being punished for nearly all of his junior year over his hairstyle. He wants to return to his senior year and is asking a federal judge for a temporary restraining order.
A Black high school student in Texas who was punished for nearly all of his junior year over his hairstyle has left his school district rather than spend another year of in-school suspension, according to his attorney.
Brown has scheduled an Oct. 3 court hearing in Galveston on George’s request.In court documents filed last week, attorneys for the school district said the judge does not have jurisdiction to issue the restraining order because George is no longer a student in the district.
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